Outdoor Gear To Battle Winter
HALF MOON BAY , Calif., January 24, 2012—You don’t have to be a sporty woman to want to keep warm and dry in the winter when you’re outside. Here are some key items—from wool to down to snow-proof skiwear—that will help you enjoy the outdoors, even in the roughest months. All are products that have gotten rave reviews from sport-minded women, and on top of that, I’ve wear-tested them myself.
Icebreaker Quantum Hood
An Icebreaker Women’s Quantum Hood is an ideal weapon in the fight against winter. Made of 100 percent merino wool, the mid-weight jacket is cozy and soft—but lacks the itch factor. The sleeves come with thumb loops, so you can secure them lower on your hands when the weather’s
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Can you suggest good snow shoes to hike?
Feb 06, 8758 by cimon | Posted in Snow Skiing
Yeah, there's two kinds: boots that are more traditional which you add studs or cramp ons to (like YackTrax), or the traditional snow shoe that looks like an oversized tennis racket. Obviously, the more traditional style of winter boot isn't going to
Specific | Feb 06, 5283
Snowshoes have a large surface area and some spikes directly under your foot for traction. They aren't really used for
climbing or mountaineering...most people just use them for recreational hiking on level ground with deep snow. They aren't shoes themselves
pctorab | Feb 06, 2904
Can i go on a 3 day snow hike trip with running shoes?
Aug 08, 2009 by todaapples | Posted in Snow Skiing
The thing is, the running shoes might not provide enough traction for the snow. I wore my running shoes to the ski resort one time (cuz i figured that i would be wearing my snowboard boots most of the day, so i didnt really need snowboots) but i found
lildude211us | Aug 09, 2009